Linux
AppImage and tar.gz, each carrying a detached minisign signature. The build path is complete.
Ships first at general availability
Every build is signed. Linux ships first at general availability (AppImage and tar.gz with detached minisign signatures); the macOS build is notarized by Apple and follows when notarization credentials land; the Windows Authenticode build follows after that. The app verifies each update against a signed manifest before it installs, and keeps the current version runnable if an update cannot complete.
Nothing is published yet. Each card below states its exact status; leave your email to hear when a build is available.
AppImage and tar.gz, each carrying a detached minisign signature. The build path is complete.
Ships first at general availability
Universal build for Apple silicon and Intel, signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple.
Publishes when Apple notarization credentials land
Authenticode-signed installer. The pipeline is built; a signing identity is pending.
Follows later
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After installing, the customer guide covers first start, sign-in, Team setup and troubleshooting. Installing Conduit means agreeing to the End User License Agreement. The Privacy Policy describes what the hosted licensing service stores.
Conduit ships adapters for these tools, plus a custom adapter protocol. Each row is the version range the built-in adapter probe accepts. Naming a tool is interoperability, not endorsement.
| Adapter | Tested versions |
|---|---|
| Codex | 0.144 and up, below 1.0 |
| Claude Code | 2.x |
| OpenCode | 1.x |
| Hermes Agent | 0.18 and up, below 1.0 |
| OpenClaw | 0.1 and up, below 2.0 |
The Free tier needs no account. See pricing for the paid tiers, or the FAQ for install and update questions.